Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-01
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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- THIRTY-THiEE AND ONE-THIRD

D1vrp;sD NOTCH
In addition to the rduction Of the current yearly
paymens, as compare with the rates charged undez
the old system of ~ Insurance, which reduction
| equals CASH DIv1piND Of more than FIFTY PEI
CENT UPON THE 1GAL PREMIUMS PAID.
Notice hereby give, that in addition to the afore
said cash reduction he amount to the credit OF
| all present tmembersbfhe MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIATIVE who became members in 1881
equals DIvIDENQ II THIRTY-THREE AND ONE
THIRD PER CENT pom the entire assessment pre-
niums paid during b first quinquenniaf Give years
Period, viz: from 1S1 to 1885, inclusive Which
amount has been dsfsited with and held by the Cen
trail Trust Company New York, Trustee of the Re-
serve Fund Of this Ssociaton and applicable as pro-
vded in the cOntr1C held by the members Of the As
sociation.
MUTUAL REsE1E FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION
EDwAiEB HARPER, pre.idsn.
F. TlnAMAN. Secretary.
Notice is also that during said time from 1881
to 1888, inclusfk. the MUTUAL RESERVE FUND
LIFE ASSOCIAIIN has paid to the widows and or
phans and representatives Of its deceased members
nearly THREE 1DLIONs OF DOLLARS IN CASH
Within this tim its total business exceeds TWO
HUNDRED AM TWENTY-FIVE MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS.
More than iftyve thousand of the leading citizens
OF our country has been received into its membership
Every death clsn has been paid promptly and in
full. in many finances the widow and children re-
ceiving the nom before the body of the deceased
husband and fakfr was Laid in his grave.
Within this TIN tfrom 1881 to 1885, nclusive) there
has accumulate,in its CASH TONTINE RESERVE
FUND nearlysOE MILLION OF DOLLARS, which
fund is held eiier by Governmental authorities as
required by Law it is held by the CENTRAL TRUST
COMPANY Of wv York trustee for the members
thus precludng possibility of the Reserve Fund of
this association ON being squandered by the officers
OF the associstil. as all investments must be made
upon the joint .pproval of the TWO COMPANIES,
while held byt Trust Company, yet invested in the
name of the ulal Reserve Fund Life Association 80
that faureotther institution would not jeoparize
the by the Trust Company for the pro.
lection of OUT rmbers and this RESERVE FUND is
increasing Al e rate of nearly ONE THOUSAND
FIVE HUN9ED DOLLARS PER DAY.
We HAVE jed our members by reduction of the
premiums, a. eanpared under the old system, within
the past sly VARS, more than TEN MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS.
OUR sUR1TS is largely in excess of ONE MIL
LION ONE INBRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
Our new mess for the year 1886 exceeds FIFTY
FIVE MIL ess OF DOLLARS.
OUR ExFEsE OF MANAGEMENT Is AND HAS
BEEN LEsTHAN ONE-THIRD AS GREAT AS
THAT OF he LEVEL PREMIUM MONOPOLY
COMPANIES TRANsACTING BUSINESS UNDER
THE OLD eSTEM OF LIFE INSURANCE, BEING
LESS THAKNE-FIFTH AS GREAT UPON EACH
ONE THOCtND DOLLARS OF NEW BUSINESS
TRANSACT, AND LESS THAN ONE-THIRD AS
GREAT U1c EACH ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
OF OLD 8uNEss.
The con4twaged against this association and its
manasernsh. the old and expensive level premium
system, INC the leadership OF three Of the most
glsantlc, unfupulous and sorlless monopolies the
world has fv known. has been constant and never
ceasIng wnh the past twelve months (the father of
lies, with Qausted heutenants, has been met and q
complete pory won by truth and justice) and to-day
the ofcers othe Mutual Reserve Fund Life Associa-
ton greee many thousands of policy holders
througho3he length and breadth of our land
WISHING lem HAPPY NEW YEAR. and assur-
iue tneH ~ no Detter no cheaper, and safer form
OF hle was ever devised than that offered by
the MUTDL RESERVE FUND LIFE ASSOCIA-
TION.
Further1 formation can be had at any Of the branch
Offices of tAssociation which are ioc,,ea An 4bs
Ieauns cip OF our country, by applying at the
Home OfnePotter Building, 3S Park Row. New York
City.
fE. B. HARPER, President
THE crRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
roRrf susrEE FOR THE RESERVE FUND
ALFREHAYLOR, First Vice President
c. F. TER. Second Vice President
N W. ss, Director of Agencies.
FIT. eIAN. Secretary.
J. NJ. BENSON, Assistant Secretary.
C. R. BELL. Treasurer
). w. 4EDEN, NJ. D., Medical Director
TAYLd PARKER, Attorneys.
c-R- HEssEY, Ad,usser
IA VFERF1ELD. Actuary
LY. KNIGHT. General Agent,
1t 1909 street northwest.
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